Amy Yule appointed Principal Flute with the London Symphony Orchestra

Congratulations to Amy Yule, RNCM alumna and Professor of Flute, on her appointment as Principal Flute with the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO).

Growing up in South East London, Amy began her musical education in the orchestras and bands at the Bromley Youth Music Trust. In 2017, she was offered the job of Principal Flute with the Royal Northern Sinfonia where she spent a few years before moving to Manchester to take up the same role with the Hallé. She has also appeared as Guest Principal Flute with orchestras including the Philharmonia, Sinfonia of London, Academy of St Martin in the Fields, and LSO.

In 2021, Amy was made an Associate Artist of the RNCM in recognition of her significant achievements since graduation. She returned to the College in September 2024 to join the School of Wind, Brass and Percussion as Professor of Flute.

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